Arya Farm Market

There was a wide variety of produce available. We found incredibly fresh okra, and all kinds of eggplants. The tomatoes may not have looked as perfect as the ones in regular supermarkets, but they had the natural appearance that vegetables should have. There was also a huge variety of fruits. The most surprising for me were the roasted peanuts, which reminded me of the flavors from back home. The overall shopping experience was excellent. We bought a big bag of produce, enough to last a week, for only $45. Given how expensive California is nowadays, whether at Costco, Safeway, or regular grocery stores, vegetables don’t even taste like vegetables anymore. Here, we found the taste of the vegetables we remember from childhood, and at a fair price. They also support mobile payments, which is super convenient with advanced payment methods. I highly recommend this market, and there’s even a spot where you can enjoy BBQ and Kebab, making it a special outing for a family shopping trip.

I absolutely love this store, and I genuinely don’t understand why some people complain about the prices not always being the same or about products not being fresh enough. Guys, when you come here, you’re paying the lowest prices possible, so yes, you are expected to actually choose the products that work for you. If something is close to its expiration date or doesn’t look perfect, just pick something else. That’s the whole point. You’re getting deals you simply won’t find anywhere else. I’ve always had a positive experience here. The staff is polite, friendly, and I’ve never encountered rudeness or bad service and I’m very picky when it comes to service and overall experience. You just get what you pay for. You are not asking for Ritz service in Holiday inn right?

I came here Sunday evening. My first time actually being here and most of the produce had fruit flies I mean a lot! There were lots of produce that were rotten! So I just took a couple of the better looking vegetables. The cashier wasn't paying attention because she was busy talking to the other worker. She forgot to put my canoli package in the bag😡. She charged me for it and didn't pack it. I didn't realize it until I was home. I didn't bother to call because I leave 30 minutes away and wasn't planning to go back. So I decided to put a bad review. I definitely won't recommend this place not worth your money. I'll rather go somewhere else where the produce is fresh and free of flies 🤢. To the cashier please pay attention when packing the items in the bag.

A hidden gem! This is a family owned store on the edge of a farm. Tons of locally grown fruits and veggies plus other Staples like spices, rice, candy, nuts and much more. I love coming here especially since their recent remodel and improvements. I would definitely recommend if you're looking for organic, local and delicious food all year round!

Stopped by here on my way back home from Tracy. I had the lamb kabob and biryani rice and it was delicious. I highly recommend you try Arya farms for some of the best Afghan food in the area. They also have a grocery store and fresh fruit and vegetables. Can’t wait to go back and try the chicken and beef kabob!

Coming back after 3 years. They have expanded. More shelves and variety of produces in their store. They still offer u-pick pomegranate which is fun and worth the visit. This year, they have 2 kind of pomegranate, white and red. The parking lot is limited, but you can park along the road. I would recommend to visit around 11am when it is not so crowded.

This is the first time that we went to this farm, they have store which sells a lot of local grown fruits and vegetables, even better you can pick your own fruits in the fields with very good price, We went there in October, the pomegranates and persimmons are in season, we had a great time. The staff are very friendly too.